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nnsrnN WOOL MARKET.

BosTox Jan 2Sre Wool market has been hrfh an .i n.y.
Tea 40 IN sar. fo the 1851 100 pounds ot an sl
In, wa,bet fleece. particularly hrn, owing 70 the
srnnv market at london sales ~ OHIO am lcnh>
t,c., InVr be-, made 3jHStg ~ Tor y 80 0"oc V Ny.
No W0os scarce and we're held nrn WIN
~ nrtres ranging from SO $50, 10 quhl'y nt "
o. nn,o Michigan h-ecrs sot freely al ~ . &c
while some held at 33c ComOl ~ am 10
be-, and hrmer with sales OF "s
Ireine AZ 3 a3Sc Fine Michigan ~ 30 = Soc ann 10
tmhtng az 4oc other I'm wnshed y aIe III
,,ooi drmand Dut sell at low prices showing NJ
ra change SINCE week Pulled Woos nave Soou ., y,
uand sales ~ Choice Su Ier at SD ioc 20 nh,oh W
Good super - dSjc Extra Pulled at s. q 80.
A. XII 3vc an su 81 9.3c FOresa W0oIs ar laot
Lut nrn small but considSsAOle snou "
ON Ine way, sold " arrive
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rrroprs TO REoRGANIzE READING.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan % tSpe7dtl.-President Cor
bin of the Reading yesterday issued this notice to
the .ecurity holder. In that corporation;
n, the nr-t day March next the tme expires within
which tho securities can DO deposited under the plan
enough have not been dciO,lt"
hcn 10 trustees In docng Ia without
provides that Oreclsure and sal. WI DO
such have deposited prior Ia tat
Ar, me cot declar that unnecessary DELAYS III
unless reorganization be promptly enectel
a. % lee, at liberty tho reoeivcrshiP u Il most
that such cont ngency should Do
yold Therefore AL persons who eose to participate IN
reconciliation ct tho property should act
rouny deposit and pay tue assessments where
III .re the time Ian trf deem IL duty
that possible chance for any other plan than
p 10 aud failure TO act promptly IN lts adoption
will result In all ersons inl
ng 10 deposit and tao junior securities would DO probably
lost
mortrage bondholders OF tho company, who are also
terminating plan Tor the reorganization oil tho
onoany wcro in New-York to-day conferring with
i,rce bolders OF these securities In TINT city.
#. Pratt Mexican the largest individual holder 9i
the securities OF Reading has made a deposit OF MS
bndnrs under the syndicate plan Tor tho rcorganiza-
finn of the Reading property
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cu,yCrs ON TIE PENNSYLVANIA.

change In the through trains OF the Pennsylvania
popro,d will 20 into operation Monday. Southern
r,pres, No. -, Row leaving New-iork at D n. m, VIII
1--we nj $50 a. M Brooklyn H. III. The FAST Line no
now starring nj $50 a. n will start at y a. M biooK
len 40 A. IN. The New-lork aud Chicago Limited now
yar,inq nj A. m will at am, Brooklyn $50 H. m
fricngo Express No. q. now going al T. M, VIII ne
vItndrnwn from service. Western Express no. VIII
hcromc D. VIII start at n III. hs now, ana VIII run
through quickened schedule to all points III the west
now reached Nos and o. IL Will be run III TWO sec
ions the seeplngcars and the dinlngcar composing the
nr.t and passenger coaches the second new eN,
n~c-s 80 IL viii leave New York for Philadelphia at u
:, m on weekdays No. IL will carry PennsJ wanna
nroad parlOr Pacluc Express No. Will continue
,n nm an present schedule There will be change IN
ne arr ng time OF through trains at NewYork nor In
Inc leaving time OF New-York trains from Philadelphia
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RESOLUTIONS BY GRAND ARMY VETERANS

Boston. Jan. 2s-The annual eDcampment OF the
Grand Army CT the Republic department OF Massachu
Sets continued it's session TO day, Commander Richard
Tobn presiding resolution passed meInoIialiling
Congress legislation liking the minimum pension ior
disability incurred In service at ST. per month At about
o'clock Commando Chief Farchild aud stan entered
the hall and received with great applause. Com
mander 1Obin greeted the COMMANDMENTS hef In brief
speech. whh was RESPONDED u 10y General lairhild
by vote OF 3Ol l59 the delegates To the National En-
campmet ere instructed Ia favor bill granting pen
sion OF So per month to every soldier and sailor who
served for three months more during the rebellion
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A sUccrssFIrL RAILROAD STRIKE.

CHICAGO Jan 28Ii is learned that the swltchInen OF
the Chicago and Atlantic Railroad TO the number OF sixty
five refused to 90 work yesterday morning because
member of their union named Wells had been discharged
On Wednesday for alleged technical violation Of the
rules superintendent fonnd tnat the grounds for
discharge were sufficient and Wells was reempOyed
When the strikers notified OF Weiss relnst denent
they dena nled the uorer he dismissed also that
the letter" system, which was established amer the
Lake Shore strike last summer. be abolished forever
These demands were also agreed and last night bust
ness was handled usual For ten hours OF more not u
car had been moved In the cOmpany's yards
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PTrTsBURG, Jan. 2S.-W r. Rend. the extensive coal
operator of Chicago. now in this city, speaking OF the
coal strike and the OF wages for the future. says
"Ihayo already received that tho coal opera
tors Ohio with At preliminary meeting hed IN
that state there sixty operators present. aot whom
will attend the interstate convention O coal operators
aeon 10 be held IN th- way strikes have been and VIII
he ayer4d I believe that every coal field west Of the
AlleghaDie, will be repr scented at the convention
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WASHINGTON NOTES. '
wAsn.xcroS. Friday. Jan. %.

WAsHiNGTON, FrIIay, Jan. =.
FouNp GruTY-Thc court martial which tried Lieu
tenant Humphrey ~ 81 Artillery, for disobeicnro
nj lrrs In fnng remove his children nom The rc-
ronI Al the Washington Barracks, has found MIN Ihy
aud enced him ScprinaBicd ia orders ana 10 3c
confined 10 the limits of bis post tor thirty days lhi,
sentence has been RENTED by tho division oonnahder
General Scoicih
NoMIS ALTON AID APPOINTMESTs-Ihe President mas
named Flvarl w Mrncy Of Hager-tovn. Md. 10 be
Ion.I nj Munich JOAN w. Daniel. Of Texas. has been
appointed p,cll Agents Of the General Land once 10
,anine Fraudulent land entries. Archibald T. Rhier oi
est virginia has been appointed special Agent " III
Nestgatc Indian depreciation claims
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TEXAS oUTRAGEs INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. Jan % tspecialJ.-senator Evarts was
inirusod to-day with the Craftsmanship OF the subcom-
mittce OF the Committee on Privileges and Elections
which to investigate the charges complained Of the
petition Of three citizens Of Washington Comfy, Texas.
recently presented to the Senate Tho other members Of
the subcommittee Teller spooner Pugh and Eusts
Tho sub-oOmmittse viii bogin lts hearings 1t once
attendance Of wttnAAsas be secured II v The nrst
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Berwind White so Coal Company to put men roh.Sv
place of the strikers. The company Will Pfo'""''
begin work at its yard On Monday; ty,v and
Northern and tho New-E gland Railroads struck yes
terday on tho ground that the companies were manu-
Ht $50 q. M yesterday thirty shippers OF OIL EN-,
ployed by the De Voc Manufacturing C0@pany, 100 a.
Eun:or's Point went strike. 1t IN said ,ha' IUo
men employed In the tin department will follow tnen
lead today. One hundred ,Oen In the Kings County
oil yard at Greenpoint also went out ,.o,,-n
Afew more men on strike along the Brook ~ =
strkers tried to get tine to omise not 10
sell TO the green hsnds but tho sellers said they %
no. make distinction Quiet was preseivou ~ AZ
Application was made TO the Mayor by some Oh tno
owner, OF warehouses for protection TO their property
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To RESUME WORK TOMORROW.

WILKEsBARRE. Jan. 2S.-Owns 10 a scarcity Of cars
only seven of the oolieres OF the Lehgh and
Wkesbarre Coal Company in this section will RESUME
work The others will start up speedily as
the lack Of available will permit II Is expected that
full shipments will he resumed The miners IN the
Wyoming and UaZletOu regions are beginning TO show
sympathy for the striking coal handlers account NJ the
cOmpanieS refusing coincide point Tho strikers are
willing ariras. If the operators in the Hazleton dis
tct continue send Bohemian and hungarian aOOrers
10 the scene OF the trouble the miners OF this region may
strike.
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l. 81 2 ra MsT sSuS ws a iS%sn

eombsns brousht L. g. 2a and South Wales combine
Ia 81 I1a 8d swan River greasy brought Cd oi0d ncS
sOoured - reported yesterdayo
At tho saIes today bidding spirited and brisk The
Competition was chiefly Continental buyers Prices
urher advance The following s statement Of the d.vs
Ia ID do locks and pieces Nd oils l05, do Ereasy
ed Id. do locks and pieces I'D ~; 90 combins.
secured Is Nd 1874: do Jocks and pieces 9d als Id
gressy 81 s k Do csss nsS L. d. s Sct
and I'D la Sd srasy I'D "a; 90 ms and
IS 0Is lid; Jocks AMI pieces 9d IL syt; greasy
7iyL Ia: locks and pieces 4d Sd NewIsaland-
800 bales ACQUIRED 10 af L. Id do loces and pieces
I0d Is 3 greasy. Cd Is lido; do locks and pieces
id q IL 2d.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY 1NTELLidENoI.
CIR Lorna Ian os-Ra,way passengerticket scalpers
are selling large numbers Of the old issu" OF "ao" "
cts over which there will be great deal OF hueao" '
fore 1t is finally decided whether they arc
not The tickets are those issued when Scion Hnmpnos
was nresdent NJ the Wabash and put In large
during the war on rates incident to the entancS
Wabash into Chicago. and afterward Tha brokers
the rcceivershp or Humphreys anu Iu,s. ~
will ask Judge Gresham to decide tho hia"c'' .
Adspatch from Topeka, Kan, says a char'o' %.
issued yesterday to the Emporia, winfield anu fo'
Railway Company. which will build ROAD i'oni -
in Lyon County through Lyon Chase, Greeh"oou' 'o
and Cowley Counties to the south line OF inc ou''e
thence through the Indian Territory and the S,a o
Arkansas to the city OF Fort Smith, Arkansas T ,och
length Of the road will be 375 miles anu the c"p'''
$55 100000.
CHICAGO JAN ga local newspaper says this morn
ing that the competition the Chicago and
and the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. faul railroau ~
the Kansas traffic. by way of Omaha and the Marys'
Of Pacific thus severely cutting INTO inc o"
ness Of the Southwestern Association lines IL alos.
certain TO lead to q In rates on all western
freight business, but IL not expected u reach " ,
int1 e Agc,. l. ~"0' ''' '"'''''''
LITTLE ROCK Ark, JAN % tSpcefaD.-Jay Gould bought
the Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas hai'oau
under foreclosure mortgage to-day paying 81 Sooooo
This will gye Gould important feeder to his Southwest
system Tho road from this place TO Arhahs Ciy'
distance 1l2 miles.
DIR GREEN ON THE BOSTON DEFALCATOH
Speaking of the defocaton in the Boston ONCE Dr'
Norvin Green president Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company said YESTERDAYS have not received full In
formation about the matter hut quite sure the com
many il fully secured bond given by the cashier or
the Boston office think the amount has been greatly
exaggerated but of cannot say positively uh
have seen the report OF expert accountant VINO
looking business Of that oihce Mr. COX no
general auditor Of company He has charge OF our
money order department the business OF which amounts
TO very large sum every year. and, when anytbihe Oh
this sort occurs in the habit or sending nun Oh 10
investigate the subject The trouble in the Boston once
f. serious enough be exaggerated as " mas heeb III
some OF the dispatches from there. do not thnk the
amount OF the defacaton exceeds $4,000 bnt OF course
cannot saw until have the detailed report before me-
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Will. ELEVATED FARES BE RAISED,

With regard to the that rates the elevated
railroads were to be advanced to 10 cents ycePresdent
galloway said yesterday that the subject had not been
at any meeting OF tho Board Of Directors and
there wns no intention. fur as no knew, of at
tempting TO adya rates.
II Ia understood however that the experiment OF fve
cant Tires has not proved successful anticipated
st tbs tms they put into effect the Improbable
Mas OF the reduction has boon felt particularly on tho
Vsst AIDE nss which furnished the longest rsnsporta
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

r,xY Ian 2a-In the Court of Appeals to-day tho fol-
bu nsactei.
No IT. Delaney Ncoll receiver, appellant AZ" Jun"
Spomcrs. IT, respondent rohp
S1ncr- IT, irpicaied respondent ArLu'u oy Euscno II
rroE appellant. AMI by Q fcp"r."h OF ~ ~ ,rt
4 Cornell respondent agi william > li' \
sh,rlG app.an Argued 10y II Maynard tor appellant .
l. -iebhns for respondent -. -, e.. v,i,ca n,
No il3 Ellen Pomfrrv, respondent, agt the Nllee OF
Saratoga springs. appellant Atgu'l pY i''''' . w ~
auuellnut. Charles " Dawson fOg respondent
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IN FAVOR OF ANOTHER EAST RIVER npIpGE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The House Committee on Com
merce 10 day directed Mr. Crisp 10 report favorbly Sir
Hcwitt's bill authorizing tho construction OF bridge
across the East River between the City NewYork and
Long Island. with amendments authorizing the Secretary
OF War regulate all tolls and charges and To alter aud
amend plans that the structure shall not interfere
with taygation provision also inserted recurring
the work OF construction TO be begun within two
after the passage OF tho b and To be completed within
ten
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ppIcFs OF coal AND WOOD.

The coal companies have not rs yet made any advance
in price The strike has depleted the stock OF city deal
ers and for some the demand upon the companies
will be heavy. but it is hardly supposed that THIS VIII
Cause any change in the price at least 50 say Inc OoeS
of the companies The feeling among them - that II the
price should tdvan eel II might give credehcc 10 c
rumor that the strike f9rrel upon tile men ny he
Yesterday Pea. - 10 CRATE - % egg IS oV
chestnut "a - ID. The ret AL dealers nave not
vet their prices, ana 10 Is the pFeNdns
rate but favored ,toneTs get small reduction i"h
this MOO in cor lots sell "a follows; Pre- or OAK
SIS hickory and onehaf and quarter cord lots are
sold at prolortiOnate rates.
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THE PLEURoPNEUMONiA BILL

WASHINGTON Jan. % (Speciat. opponents OF INC
Pleuro Pneumonia bill IN the House. led hy Dr. SWIM
bnrne Of New-York and DR.. Gallnger, OF New-hamp-
shire waged so vigorous nnd successful contest IN
favor Of important amendments 10 tho measure that
Chairman Hatch who hal II In charge, became
40 discouraged and disguised that he privately threatened
IN abandon the bill altogether what he did was 10 move
an adjournment Probably tomorrow ne VIII We rcldy 10
rrevl the .truggle The debate the bill and the pro-
no.ed amendment. WA both lively and bitter e~pccnlly
on tc mart of the opponents OF the measure Tie cnhs
M tho mi were csucrinly indcnant account o TIE
aloption of Dr Swinhurne amendment. when r"quIet
thai The force employed by the commission shali lnclae
thrrr men 81 scientific training and aitanmehts WHO
shall have devoted least six years TO the study anu
treatment OF cOuta slOils diseases
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ANOTHER PLACE PROPOSED FOR MATTHEWS.

ANOTHER FLAJE TkOFUHED FUR MATTHEWS,
WASHINGTON. Jau % tspedab.-A delegation of
coored people headed by Mremy Minister Ia Liberia,
called upon the President to-day 10 urge the appointment
Of Recorder Matthews Minister TO Liberia. The
lection Of the nomination OF Matthews for Recorder
of Deeds. under the present rules of the Sen
ate, . cannot DO officially certified to the
President until two executive sessions intervene. Tho
csse n I'm the hands Of the executive clerk and ut the
next secret session motion will be made To suspend the
rplo "a eegtafy The saSs the Prssident It onco
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NRw.oRLFAys JAN 2s-Cotton steady Middling. Is l5
Low Milling. 81 Good Ordinary. 3l6' net receipts
4E23 gross 5743 bales exports 10 France, Soo
bales the Continent 200 baies SAFES 5000 bales Stock
sol 1877 bales $1,000
Weeky-Net receipts 1901 bales 900 bales; ex
ports Britain 90 i9& bales 20 France l7t0 bale
bales coast WISE 1873 bales sales
o. i.,Nh
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DIVIDED IN VIEWS or THE COMMERCE BILL.

There has meeting OF the sci and the cx-
cutiye officers OF the NewYork Central and It's allied
western railroads mt The Grand Central Station for tho
purpose OF consultation upon the Interstate Commerce
Xii about the conduct of the entire system. The officers
desired legal advice as 10 what duties and actions
oired OF them In the bill should become law.
Inc dscu sson prolonged and thorough aud the
end IL was found that the counsel about evenly
divided In their views the measure. This result has
len the officers In position where. II they accept
view they considered by the holders Of tho other
lew ms liable 10 IA - 900 fine and vice versa.
The general conference OF the trunk line presidents to
decide upon united Will not be held until tho
Ii neInIu
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NOT AN INVITING PLACE FOB REsfA OhA'i'
Mira Cathano Roe,tng called Coroner Messemer yes
tsrday asked him to trcst her for malaria and also s
hsr husband August RDotting at No oO& East Ftbst-
where be Keeps restaurant aud baroom she told Dr. Mes
ihat be from The en.cfs 81 the sanitary
condtop of which they i've There 10 ter.
xibr smell house Mater drops iron me ceilings on
As rsfuse attn and garbage including old mattresses
lounEeA Tho hslwaya stslrwsys ana andnfs
SSs 40 IN hy condition Coroner MESSENGER thnks hs
Scssi6s H. dee d smallpox and messss prevailing In
-
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON jan. 23-rhe following business way
,c,tp m. Su,rens CInrt - tho Jnitsi >tltss t)-y
-. ,t2 cc- GGs 1907 llCt and ll65.-The 1elep
coscs Argument continued ny James storro" lo
American BELL company.
Adjourned until Monday next a; IL ~
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
advance reports Of development work In the petroleum
country are remarkably bulsh They show how the low
prlces now ruling are checking speculative operations
way OF opening up all possible fields for It hardly
sbe to find producer who the drill at work to de
cover oil I'm wildcat territory who does not do with
idea o. reang benefits from short sales In the certificate
specuaton to make M failure In the Legitimate
OIL We subiotn the compar cons OF held
rafions for January. 1887, and December, 1885;
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ton at the low rate Although some OF tne r.
are diss satisfied with the experiment It "a rM meat
cognlzed that an attempt advance faes wou
with popular objection and the attitude or tne mae
probably will be To let the traffic grow up 70 tno r"''
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrrN..
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Tho enct OF statement ofse nv the
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6as cents in Phla iephia AMI Baltimore.

OIL CITY, Penn. Jan. IS.-Cruis OiL-Natonai rrlnt
certificates opened 70t and closed at 20 highest ncs
lob lowest 10 Sales $4,000 barrels; charters 42s1l
barrels 900 barrels; shipments 66oSs
barrels, - barrels.
PTTsBURG, Jan. 28-Petroelm dull AMI stsaty NatipiN
Transit Certificates Opened At 7Os and closed AZ ~ s
cit price. 7Ot2 lowest Goa
BRADFORD Penn. Jan. 2s.-Cruas On-NanonN 1ran's
opened 10 AMI closed At 6s highest prca
7OL; lowest price. 897s csarances 4'Zooo oHro~
TTUsvrIx Penn. Jan s-Nationa Transit Certificates
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